Dabur Enters Bullish Phase: SEBI RA Deepak Pal Recommends ‘Buy On Dip’

Dabur has shown strong buying interest after reversing from ₹463 levels and is now sustaining above its 14-day EMA. The company is backed by strong fundamentals, with increasing market share across multiple FMCG categories.
Dabur research and development lab on September 10, 2010 in Ghaziabad, India. (Photo by Priyanka Parashar/Mint via Getty Images)
Dabur research and development lab on September 10, 2010 in Ghaziabad, India. (Photo by Priyanka Parashar/Mint via Getty Images)
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Arnab Paul·Stocktwits
Updated Jul 02, 2025   |   8:31 PM EDT
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Dabur India has entered a recovery phase following a correction, with the stock likely to test ₹515 - ₹520 levels over the next few weeks, according to SEBI-registered analyst Deepak Pal.

As seen on the weekly chart, Dabur has shown strong buying interest over the past week, Pal noted.

On June 23, the stock reached a low of ₹463.25, from which consistent buying activity began, signaling the start of a positive momentum phase. On June 25, it opened with a gap-up and began trading firmly above its 14-day exponential moving average (EMA), reinforcing the bullish sentiment.

On Monday, Dabur opened at ₹465.65, made a low of ₹463.25, a high of ₹488.30, and closed at ₹486.35, well above its 14-day EMA on the weekly timeframe. At the time of writing, the shares were trading 0.57% higher at ₹487.75.

For the last three weeks, the stock has respected the key ₹460 support zone, repeatedly bouncing back from lows around ₹463, Pal observed.

If Dabur continues to trade above the 14-day EMA, it could retest its 55-day EMA in the next three to four weeks, which lies around ₹515 – ₹520, the analyst said.

Given this setup, the analyst recommends a “buy on dip” strategy, with a stop-loss at ₹450. If the current momentum holds, Dabur has the potential to climb towards the ₹525 mark in the short to medium term, a near 8% upside from current levels.

Despite a mixed bag in its fourth quarter(Q4)  results, Dabur has a strong fundamental foundation with low debt, margins of 15 - 16%, an ROE of 19%, and steady free cash flow.

Its diversified portfolio, international growth (+19% in Q4), and market share gains in over 90% of categories highlight its resilience despite macroeconomic headwinds. However, it faces challenges from sluggish urban demand, margin pressures, and concerns over high valuations.

Year-to-date (YTD), it has fallen 3.8%.

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